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Ryan Oldenhage
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Allentown, PA
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Best way to incorporate third party funds for an LLC cash offer

Ryan Oldenhage
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Allentown, PA
Posted

Hello,

I'm waiting for the paperwork to come back for an LLC which will have 50/50 ownership between my partner and myself. We have funds to cover a down payment of a targeted fix and flip and a relative interested in offering the remainder of our offer in cash.

What is the best way to incorporate the third party funds into our offer? Will a bank owned, HUD or other auction site property accept proof of funds partially in the LLC name and partially from a third party not named in the LLC? Could we do a gift letter to the LLC?

I've also heard of having an investor become an equity partner of the LLC and not sure if that would apply to this situation, how that would be split since we are already at a 50/50 split (45/45/10?) and/or how that would pan out if we have other properties involved in the LLC that the equity partner is not involved in. Any thoughts or recommendations are appreciated.

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